Revolutionary, Model 292D – Floridian (Swamp Drainers)

 

 

Leopards and Tigers, but no bears, oh my

Animalistic prowling, today and gone by

Yearning safari, all encompassing scope

In situ waste of atoms, a perfect isotope

Now in admission, concessionary zoo

General staff wielding, what is one to do?

Tread on thee inclination, become a zipperhead?

Revolutionary footprints, tracking in good stead

Advancing Turrets Syndrome, expletives repeated

Concussive repercussions, shell-shocking the defeated

Kill-zone governmental, Globalist hull laid to waste

Sentinel, a revised model, sickly wizards ground to paste

 

**Note** If anyone is wondering what a ‘zipperhead’ is, from my understanding, the term originated in World War Two, in the Pacific War (against Japan), which, due to extreme Japanese fanaticism, became a literal ‘Take No Prisoners’ war of attrition. It was an American term relating to the mangling trauma received by Japanese soldiers after having being run over by the tank treads of American battle tanks. The tank tread pattern literally left the impression of what, obviously, one US soldier had determined to give the literal appearance of a zipper-like design left upon the heads of Japanese casualties caught in the path of advance, hence the term ‘zipperhead,’ of which seemed to have caught on as a derogatory term for Japanese soldiers.